Political Ecology and Territory
We would like to highlight an initiative that is particularly in line with the vision and themes we experience every day on our farms and in our rural communities: the new edition of the Summer School of Political Ecology, organizedby APS Emidio in Trier.
This initiative provides an informal yet meaningful space for learning, discussion, and collective action, dedicated to those who wish to explore territorial transformations, environmental justice, and practical alternatives to the current development model.
Why is the WWOOF network of interest?
- Territory and Agroecology: This section explores the connection between agricultural production, food sovereignty, and the stewardship of inland areas.
- Community Practices: An opportunity to meet people, activists, and researchers working to build networks of resistance and regeneration in local communities.
- Exchange and Fellowship: A grassroots experience of sharing consistent with the principles of agroecological volunteerism.
For more details on the topics, dates, and how to register or participate, please visit the initiative’s official page:
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